1964 Ed Roth Orbitron
Created almost 35 years ago by an American outrageous artist, the Orbitron show car seemed to have disappeared without a trace, and its...
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1964 Ed Roth’s “Surfite”
Surfite was a genuine surfer’s car. An Austin Mini Cooper chassis was under its unique custom surfboard carrier body, powered by a 1269cc...
1967 Ed Roth’s “Mega Cycle”
Mega Cycle started in the mid-60s to imagine what a 21st century El Camino would look like. Original concept sketches were drawn up by a...
1987 Ed Roth “Globe Hopper”
Ed had been riding trikes for fifteen years when he decided to make the Globe Hopper (named by Robert Williams). Globe Hopper had a big...
1965 Ed Roth “Rotar”
Rotar stands for "Roth Air Car." Ed used two Bell Auto Parts-built 650cc Triumph twins laid on their side. A high-pressure prop was...
1965 Ed Roth “Road Agent”
Road Agent was the first of many of Ed Roth's custom rear-engine show cars. Ed used a Corvair engine and a uniquely turned upside-down...
1964 Orbitron
The Orbitron is a bubble top show car built by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth in 1964. The car was designed by Ed "Newt" Newton. Newt designed the...
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